you're welcome im glad you enjoyed it

Jenny Helen it depends on a lot of factors. Depends on the mechanism of injury, how long it’s been there, and how severe. For this particular case we have only seen her for her knee twice, she still gets the rest of her spine checked regularly due to the stress of sitting in an office chair, standing at work, working out at the gym. Every office is different in our office we do a detailed initial functional analysis and based on people’s function we recommend a certain amount of care. So prices and pricing options are different and based on people’s function. Great question

Thats called jumpers knee..

I have pain very similar. Did you ever seek chiropractic care? What was the outcome?

beetlejes i am not sure what the chiropractor did with you. However it is possible you had been compensating and favoring your other leg, restoring proper motion and / or balance in your hips could certainly put more weight back into the injured knee leg

The chiropractor tore my azz muscles which caused my knee pain

Myrtle Valenzuela thank you Myrtle

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it certainly could. What we find is that the majority of people who have knee pain have an imbalance between their hamstring and quadricep muscles, so when looking to help the knee from dislocating trying to create balance between those two muscle groups would certainly help. Also, if you have had wear and tear of the cartilage most likely there has been some type of structural imbalance between the tibia and femur this is different for everyone but most often it is due to rotation of the tibia which causes it to wear. A chiropractor would be able to create space and improve motion between these joints - Dr. Jordan

Thank you for this advice Dr Jordan.

I think it could help to start to remobilize the patella and surrounding area

KevTho KorcPri thanks Kev - do you have any questions or suggestions for other videos you’d like to see ?

The Source Chiropractic maybe ankle adjustments or sprained ankle treatment

Adrianobrazil saopaulo Dr Brett Jones just did a great video with a big ankle adjustment showing an immediate difference kzfaq.info/get/bejne/op91hMZlmMCdfac.html

Different knowledge

King Sappy yes I would definitely get it checked by a chiropractor who does work with extremities

I always promote exhausting all non-surgical means first. Would be great to start with a consultation and evaluation from a chiropractor

Cristiano Sterrelo hey Cristiano, 5’9” 155

Beast!

haha thanks!

no problem, im in chiro school currenlty. 5'7 160lbs. I wanna have a dynamite side posture. So when the 6'6 250lb guy walks in, i won't sweat it lol

Cristiano Sterrelo awesome!! I’d recommend going through the Kairos Training Culture videos on Facebook to find my tips for creating leverage to adjust with power... shows me adjusting a guy that’s like 6’6 300lbs

Yes sorry that Is an old website, which location are you looking for ?

I think it is important to ask, "why is there inflammation in the knee?" Typically because of some type of dysfunction over time. Often a chiropractor will focus on the pelvis in order to create more balance in the hips so you are not putting more weight on one leg... I would also suggest seeing if a chiropractor has videos adjusting the knee or calling and asking before hand

Have you tried Gregory Johnson in Houston? Just curious

@@joedaddy8044 Yes,I did. Super expensive and a waste of money and time. I paid $500.00 just for the first visit. He adjusted my back and ignored completely my complain about knee and hip pain. He does not seem to care much about the patient. Would not go back. I went to another chiropractor that adjusted me and paid attention to my knee and hip.

@@rosav.nieves2778 oh wow ! Sorry to hear that . I was just curious because I've seen the videos online. Its always good to hear the other side. I hope your doing well and were able to find relief. Take care

9.11 as well!

It’s a general myofascial release , ART is a branded name for myofascial release